Panelview RV Park

Kent Madison, owner at Panelview RV Park responded to this review on 03/06/24:

Thanks for your stay. The entry and exit was designed that way to keep the ramp slope from being to steep. If you come back you might see if site 48 or 49 are open as they are the farthest from the highway. The highway is a blessing and a curse. Easy access, but traffic noise.

Kent Madison, owner at Panelview RV Park responded to this review on 03/06/24:

Thanks for your stay. Not sure why the codes didn't work as we have been having great success with them. We made the water and electrical area out of concrete to avoid them from getting damaged. We should have added a little color and texture to them and they would not have looked so industrial. But they are sturdy.

Kent Madison, owner at Panelview RV Park responded to this review on 11/21/21:

Thanks for your stay. Yes we are still a work In progress. We have finished the two bathrooms and the laundry with 3 washers and dryers. We are still installing our solar panels that will provide power and shade to each site. We hope that you stop in again in the future to see our progress. Thanks

Kent Madison, owner at Panelview RV Park responded to this review on 11/21/21:

We are sorry about not getting out of your way as I did not know that you where towing a car. I tow one myself and know what a pain it is to back one up. I have sense trained my camp host to make sure the people towing cars are ALWAYS allowed to drive forward. I am not sure how you found a hose water bid close to the ground as all of then are at least 3 feet above the ground. I built it that way to keep the dogs from using them for hydrants. If you are back in the area please stop in again to see our improvements as it is still a work in progress.